good day everybody I have upgraded my fedora 10 Server from 3.0.1.4 to 3.0.16 I noticed www.site.foo/phpmyadmin will result into an forbidden error. Looked at the forum but all solutions where already done so it was something else that gave me that error After reading http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=937 I noticed one little thing... in the file 000-ispconfig.conf it says: <Directory /usr/share/phpmyadmin> But the fedora10 (and probably other distributions) has camel-Casing into the phpMyAdmin directory, so Ive changed it to <Directory /usr/share/phpMyAdmin> And it works, with all the added security in 3.0.1.6 So obvious, you will look over it.
Then someone should change the perfect server fedora-setup to make it lowercase on install or change it somewhere else perhaps ? ( I dont thinkthat Im going to learn you something new here ) Im only working with fedora myself So I dont know any other distributions.
If you would change the path to lowercase, then the install of phpmyadmin will break on fedora updates. The path is hardcoded in the phpmyadmin rpm that is installed by fedora, os it can not be changed easily.